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Fia: An Upscale Dinner That Won't Disappoint
Do you have a birthday coming up? Anniversary? Graduation? This is a restaurant you're going to want to try. Here's my guide to Fia Restaurant, a Mediterranean-inspired eatery located in Buckhead.
by Rebecca Casel
at Emory University
3 Reasons Why the Porch is the Perfect Spot for a Birthday Dinner
by Collyn Ballentine
at Wake Forest University
I Tried Krispy Kreme's New Mini Easter Doughnuts
Start your Easter morning with a coffee and Krispy Kreme’s mini egg-shaped doughnuts.
by Layal Srour
at Cabrini University
34 Dunkin' Donuts Secret Menu Hacks You Need for Your Next Coffee Run
America runs on these Dunkin' secret menu items!
by Kennedy Dierks
at Spoon HQ
3 Days of Good Eats, Lisbon Style
From charcuterie to seafood to dessert, Lisbon does food right! Here are my top restaurant and café recommendations for a quick trip to this charming European city.
by Rebecca Casel
at Emory University
A Quick Guide to Every Ooey Gooey Part of Cheese
You better Brie-lieve it’s going to be cheesy!
by Grace Wang
at Northwestern University
22 Best Non-Alcoholic Drink Brands You May Not Have Heard Of
For those moments when you want something that's not plain water.
by Kennedy Dierks
at Spoon HQ
Oui Yogurt Now Comes in Fruity Cocktail Flavors
Perfect for spring!
by Kennedy Dierks
at Spoon HQ
Disneyland Fare Roundup: 5 Foods to Try on Your Trip to the Park
A happy stomach at the happiest place on Earth!
by Angelina Lee
at University of California – Berkeley
An Overnight Trip to Charleston
Reviews and recommendations from a weekend of meals in Charleston, SC.
by Collyn Ballentine
at Wake Forest University
Here Are All the Restaurants Open on Easter in 2022
No need to make a roast at home!
by Kennedy Dierks
at Spoon HQ
I Tried All Of The Cookies At Levain On Newbury: Here Are My Ratings
Why try one flavor when you could try five?
by Neeti Desai
at Northeastern University